Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-11-24
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TUESDAY, November 90.
Trade has been good the past week and
stock has been moving along even, people
laying in their Thanksgiving supplies The
receipts Ofapples are heavy and the demand
is improving, Good heavy stock packed for
importation and winter use arc held firmly
both here and in the North, and fallen
stock is selling cheaper. Cabbage is very
scarce in the North and West, and there Is
very little home stock. The demand for
potatoes remains good and prices are slight
IL higher. Butter is in heavy supply, and
the demand is poor. Poultry is in good
supply and the demand is improving at
slightly reduced prices. The following
are wholesale quotations:
Butter-COuntry choice l5alSc; good
country 12al5c; common 5aGc. The supply
is good and the demand il fair.
Beans For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is very
light Prices are 81 25a2 50 per hushel;
extra fancy 81 10.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory la
he; New York l3al4c; SweitZer l33al lC:
Limberger l0all. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictiy fresh stock 22l2%c per
dozen. Supply light, demand good.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
5Oa55c; in small lots Aa5c extra.
Potatoes Home raised, T5aS5c per
bushcl, demand quick for all good stock
Poultry-Iiye chickens, old, s. 5Od3 90
per dozen; spring chickens 81 50a2 %
per dozen; turdeys live Ease per pound;
dressed lOal1c; ducks, live - i0a% 90 per
dozen
Ras;s-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; lal!c tor all wool, and llal@ for
mixed.
Lard--Country prime, with fair de-
mand, at 69a7c.
Onions-Per bushel 81 10al Do demand
good; supply scarce; per barrel 50 p.
Cabbage--Home raised 81 5Oal 10 per
barrel; demand good; supply light.
TurnipS-Sl - per barrel; demand fair
supply good.
Apples-Home or fallen stock 81 75a2 90
per barrel; supply good; demand SLOW;
Northern stock, hand picked, 81 6Oa3 90.
Game-Pheasant 81 90 TO 4 30 per
dozen; quail 81 20 to . 90 per dozen;
| rabbits 81 81 dozen; squirrels 81 % per
dozen; demand good.
New York.
New YORK, November % --Flour-Rc-
ceipts AZ, lbs packages; exports ., 100 bar
rels and |, 472 Sacks without change, rul.
ing about steady, less doing 10 all grades;
sales II, 900 barrels. Wheat-Receipts %,
400 bushels; exports 57,9Oi bushels; sales
| 500, 600 bushels futures, 231, 600 bushels
spot; options opened very weak, ia!C lower
but soon ruled stronger and reacted ,l,c,
closing firm; spot la!c higher and mOder-
ately active; No. spring about S9c deliver
| ed; No. | northern SOC; ungraded red 7Sl
CSC; No. ; red Sole No. , rel s73aSS4 &c,
store and elevator S}a92c delivered; No. |
red nominal at 92c; No. white nominal at
90iC. No , red December q aS73C, closing
1T SIZE; January SS{aS9c, closing at SOC;
February S9la90!c, closing at 9OIc; March
9Oia9llc; April 81 sa95Sc, closing at 92gc;
May 92sa93!c, closing at 93sc; June 90 "a
933C, cosingat 96lc; December, 1883, $3.50,
closing at 96Sc. CorR-Receipts 81, l6i
bushels; exports, none; sales ll2, 600 bush
els futures, $4,000 bushels spot; market
opening \ shade lower, subsequently ad-
la3c and left of strong; trade moderate;
uugraded 56a57c; No. 3 55a554c; steamer
55lc; No. > 56a56ic; store and elevator
56ns a57l c delivered; No. November 56I
| 56ic, closing at sole; December 5j3a565c,
closing at sole; January 56ia57tc, closing
at she; February 56ls57ss, chasing at 57sc;
| May 574a5Sic closing at jSsc. Oats
Receipts 5000 bushels; exports II, 500
bushels; market fairly active, closing firm
mixed western "a la36c; white do 37a4lc
Hay-Steady and moderate demand. Hops
Dull; California false. Coffee-Fair
Rio dull and mammal at lS}c; options Ca
Sier and moderately active: sales 76, $50
bags; November soc; December 10 LA
- 55c; January II 65al5 l5c; February
| IA 95al5 OOc; March 14S5ali 9jc; April
H. SOal5. 9Oc; May II. 70ll4. SIC; June ll.6O
al470c; July II 55ali Csc; August II 25c;
September II O5c; October Is. Sjal3 95c;
| 1883, November Is 75ai3 SIC; December
| Is 75alS Sc. SuGar-Dull and nominal
lair refining quoted at SIC; refined steady;
mould 4 6 69a6.C; cutloaf and crushed 7!c;
cubes 6 Csc. enthusiastically, New Or.
leans quoted at 47ai9c latter fancy. Rice
Firm. Petroleum-Firm; United closed
at 74.c. Cotton Seed Oil-Refned Asa
47Ic. TallOw-Firma at 4lc Rosin-Steady
at 81 O74al ID. Turpeuliue-DuIl at SIC.
Eggs-Firm; receipts 6, 752 packages; west
ern l2a2tc Pork-Less active but steady
mess SIS GOALS 80. Cut Meats-Quiet;
firmly held; no sales; middles dull. Lard
fat points lower aud dull; sales western
steam spot s. 74a7 74l; DeceHber 81 pa
: % January s. SO; February s. 32a7 80;
March s. 39a7 45; June s. 55s7 60; city
steam s. - Buttsr-Quiet but firm; west
western l3s30c Cheese-Firm; demand
moderate; western 9!alle, Copper-Firm;
lake Is Soc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 23-The markets
on Change to-day opened without special
activity. Rain in the southwest and very
light receipts caused the price of wheat to
open !c lower than the closing figures yes
terday. The May option sold "a high as
$3.50, but it was only on a spuit made
by some OF the big scalrers. Corn follow
ed in the wake of wheat, and the trade in
Provisions was without interest. Flour
Quiet, and shippers were inclined to hold
off for the present Wheat-No. 2 spring
753a76sc; No. 3spring 66le bid; No. 9 red
76a76fe; November 75la76fc, closing al
76sc; December 75sa76sc; January 76l'
tic, eloeing at 76se; May s2las3sc, clos.